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Episode 006: Your Mindset Matters
I spend a good amount of time on social media (thank you iPhone for reminding me exactly how much with my weekly report every Sunday). As I’m scrolling stories and posts, I often see people share things about their business that might not reflect so well on them. Have you ever found yourself sharing that you’re too busy? Or so busy? Or have you apologized for taking too long to do something? Stop that!
That reminds me about Rachel Hollis’s book Girl, stop apologizing (links to both of her awesome books are here: Stop Apologizing & Wash Your Face) I used to find myself talking about those things, and while I didn’t see it as a bad thing myself, I never thought about how other people were viewing me on social media. You have to treat every single post like it’s someone’s very first time seeing your account (because it might very well be!)
Now, I’m not saying you have to be perfect 100% of the time. I mean, part of my brand is embracing the fact that I’m a hot mess express but I own it, and I make sure I’m always growing from it.
Do you know how many potential clients you may have inadvertently driven away by saying you’re too busy? Or admitting you’re behind in something? If you share that publicly, potential clients are going to think you can’t handle the workload. And if the truth of it is that you actually can’t handle the workload, maybe you should reevaluate your business structure.
Get the full shownotes here
- Links mentioned in this episode -
Book: Girl, Stop Apologizing
Book: Girl, Wash Your Face
Questionnaire for requesting feedback
Honeybook referral link (20% off your first year)
Photowalk Nashville
Photowalk Scottsdale
Nash Bash Experiences
Engaged and Anxious
Gina Co Photography
Photowalk Your Travel
- Other Links -
Honeybook referral link (20% off your first year)
Flodesk referral link (50% off your first year)
Quickbooks referral link (50% off your first 3 months)
Be the first to hear when my beach course launches!
Corrin’s Weekly Reels Education Newsletter
Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase I will earn a small commission. Keep in mind that I will only ever share about companies that I truly believe in.
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By Elle Michele PhotographyI spend a good amount of time on social media (thank you iPhone for reminding me exactly how much with my weekly report every Sunday). As I’m scrolling stories and posts, I often see people share things about their business that might not reflect so well on them. Have you ever found yourself sharing that you’re too busy? Or so busy? Or have you apologized for taking too long to do something? Stop that!
That reminds me about Rachel Hollis’s book Girl, stop apologizing (links to both of her awesome books are here: Stop Apologizing & Wash Your Face) I used to find myself talking about those things, and while I didn’t see it as a bad thing myself, I never thought about how other people were viewing me on social media. You have to treat every single post like it’s someone’s very first time seeing your account (because it might very well be!)
Now, I’m not saying you have to be perfect 100% of the time. I mean, part of my brand is embracing the fact that I’m a hot mess express but I own it, and I make sure I’m always growing from it.
Do you know how many potential clients you may have inadvertently driven away by saying you’re too busy? Or admitting you’re behind in something? If you share that publicly, potential clients are going to think you can’t handle the workload. And if the truth of it is that you actually can’t handle the workload, maybe you should reevaluate your business structure.
Get the full shownotes here
- Links mentioned in this episode -
Book: Girl, Stop Apologizing
Book: Girl, Wash Your Face
Questionnaire for requesting feedback
Honeybook referral link (20% off your first year)
Photowalk Nashville
Photowalk Scottsdale
Nash Bash Experiences
Engaged and Anxious
Gina Co Photography
Photowalk Your Travel
- Other Links -
Honeybook referral link (20% off your first year)
Flodesk referral link (50% off your first year)
Quickbooks referral link (50% off your first 3 months)
Be the first to hear when my beach course launches!
Corrin’s Weekly Reels Education Newsletter
Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase I will earn a small commission. Keep in mind that I will only ever share about companies that I truly believe in.